First test images of American show light up European screens
A Franco American broadcast marks the launch of a joint Europe United States program seen in 18 Eurovision nations and beyond. Viewers in London Paris Rome and Geneva watched panoramic scenes of American life including the Statue of Liberty Mt Rushmore and the United Nations as Telstar relayed the 20 minute program in seven languages. European reception was enthusiastic though some segments were cut by orbital timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Detroit
United Nations
Mt. Rushmore
Big Ben
London
Paris
Vienna
Belgrade
Opera
Rome
Geneva
Germany
Earth
Space
Spain
France
Telstar
Tower of London
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Eurovision
European Broadcasting Union
Chicago
Kennedy
Cubs
Washington
Soviet Union
East Germany
Cape Canaveral
John H. Glenn Jr
Quebec
Stratford
Ont
Seattle
America
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
South Dakota
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
God
New York
Tabernacle Choir
Drug Administration
Gener
United States
Phoenixsaway
Arizona
Nein
East Berlin
Frances O. Kelsey
U.S
Rockwell Shows Earnings Increase in 1982 Half
Rockwell Standard Corp. based in Coraopolis reports a 76 percent rise in first half net income for 1982. earnings reach 9,014,324 dollars or 1.69 per share, compared with 5,157,781 dollars or 0.96 per share a year earlier, figures released in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Rockwell Standard Corp
Coraopolis
Pesos Avery
Soviet disarmament talks stall as Gromyko cites no new proposals
The opening session of the disarmament conference yielded blunt comments from Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko who said the talks had not moved the cause forward and urged a businesslike approach while offering no new Soviet proposals. Defense Minister Menon condemned the Soviet testing decision and urged a renewed push for a test ban. Rusk criticized Moscow’s resumed tests and reiterated that past offers for a limited inspection treaty were not accepted. Lord Home warned that distrust and lack of mutual confidence block progress and urged openness to inspections. The day ended with continued deadlock ahead of Berlin talks and a flurry of ministerial meetings.
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Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Defense
V. K. Krishna Menon
Rusk
Lord Home
Britain
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
Menon
U.S
Howard Green
Berlin
West Berlin
Peru Junta Debates Release Of Deposed President Prado
Peru's 12 member military junta faces pressure at home and from Venezuela and the Dominican Republic as it weighs releasing deposed president Manuel Prado and forming a government acceptable to the United States. Informants say Prado could be freed as June elections loom and the junta maintains control of executive powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Manitzas
Lima
Peru
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Manuel Prado
Ple
United States
Prado
Ang
Venezuela
Republic
Congress
First Live Video Swap Big Success
President Kennedy spoke on economic policy and politics at length. He warned against gold standard backsliding and urged fiscal caution while forecasting a balanced gold flow next year. He asserted support for Democrats on healthcare and warned Republicans against opposing his programs. He commented on Congo U.N. actions and U.S. backing of the UN policy amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Paintings Worth $250000 Sought After North Side Theft
Chicago police sought paintings valued at 250000 after Max Remick reported 125 to 140 works missing from his North Side apartment. The 71 year old retired real estate man said the theft was discovered Monday and the pieces were insured for 50000.
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Chicago
North Side
Max Remick
Plan Macing Investigation In Bucks Co
D A Paul R Beckett says he leads his own probe into macing charges against Bucks County Democratic Chairman John T Welsh. The state Justice Department and Deputy Atty. Gen. Kalodner are also investigating. Welsh denies the accusation as Beckett promises impartial inquiry.
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Doylestown
Bucks County
State Justice Department
Paul R. Beckett
John T. Welsh
Welsh
Philip Kalodner
Beckett
Step Fall Fatal
Kim Holden, 2, was killed Monday in Philadelphia when she fell down the stairs at her home as reported by police, authorities said.
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Philadelphia
Kim Holden
Ben Bella Scores Win On Cabinet Crisis
ALGIERS AP Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda's cabinet reportedly bowed to radical Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and agreed to a seven man political bureau named by Ben Bella. Ministers said a formal announcement would come after CNRA approval. Ben Bella holds CNRA majority. bureau was first named in Tripoli June 7.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Algeria
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Tripoli
National Liberation Front
FLN
Aerospace Labor Study Unit Ready
A three man presidential board arrives to help settle the aerospace industry labor dispute in Los Angeles. The panel will hold separate talks with unions and management Saturday after talks resumed following President Kennedy's 60 day strike postponement plea. The mediators are Dr. George W. Taylor Ralph T. Seward and Charles G. Ellingsworth. The United Aerospace Workers and the International Association of Machinists had planned a strike against North American Aviation General Dynamics Convair Lockheed and Ryan.
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Los Angeles
Aerospaceindustry
Kennedy
George W.taylor
Ralph T. Seward
Charles G. Ellingsworth
United Aerospace Workers
The
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
North American Aviation
GeneralDynamics Convair
Lockheed
Ryan
Berlin Voices on Peace Treaty and Free City Idea
Report from Berlin interviews across East and West, excluding officials, detailing resident views on a postwar treaty, withdrawal of Allied troops, and a proposed free city in West Berlin. Citizens fear loss of security and worry about Soviet influence, calling for cautious approaches to any peace proposal.
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Berlin
Moscow
America
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Herr Ulbricht
East
East Germany
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Great Britain
France
U.S
U.K
Nein
Nyet
Russia
Wall
Totes Sosa l
Obituary notices for Gregory Pluchinsky and others
A batch of obituaries and notices from Indiana County regions. Gregory Pluchinsky, born July 18 1962, died July 23, with services in Lucernemines and interment at St Bernard Cemetery. Helen Urban Franklin, 43, of Saltsburg, died July 22 1962. memorials and services at Saltburg Methodist Church and Hallows American Legion. Belle Simpson, 78, Indiana, Pa., died July 23 1962. long nursing career and community activity noted, services at Graystone United Presbyterian. John Nibert Jr and family obituary details reflect local farms, Woodmen of the World affiliation, and extended relatives. Angelo Paganus, 82, Homer City area, died July 22 1962. services to be held at Robinson Lytle’s with burial at Garden Cemetery Indiana.
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Gregory Pluchinsky
John Bernard
Norma Jean Colish Pluchinsky
St. Louia
Ir.c
Lucernemines
Mons Suly
West Penn
H. A. Podowski
Pittsburgh
Church Cemetery
Gregory
Helen Urban Franklin
Andy Plu Jage
Saltsburg
Pachinsky
Latrobe Hospital
Pete Colish
Fulton Run
Salté
Burg Methodist Church
Salisburg
Patrick J. Hallows
American Legion Auxiliary
Homer City
Stamp and Coin Club
H. A. Podowski Andltand
St. Bernard's
Em- Cemetery
Indiana
Federal
Laboratori
Les Ag
Chata Anwuliad
Belle Simpson
Wayne Avenue
Whitehhorne
Carol Jean
Rhoda Lee
Indiana County
James W
Joseph D
George Sisters
Mary Butt
Washington
Martha
Jane
Margaret Steele
Cleves Stephens Simpson
Janet
Susie Urban
Torrance
Simpson
Sophie Pierce
Saltsburgs
Indiana Normal School
Dorothy Woolweaver
Wind- Pennsylvania Hospital School
For Locks
Conn
John Urban Jr
George
James
Joseph R. Hunter
Philadelphia
Robinson
Saltsbury Simpson
Graystone United Presbyterian
Rev
Wil- Church
Herliam C. Gawlas
Low
Edgewood
Mabel Waller
Phoenix
Arizona
Mary Bella Jones
Lansdowne
Ruth Robinson
Sewickley
Ray Hamill Simpson
Champaign
Ill
Charlotte Simpson
Carolyn Golightly
Kokomo
Robinson ~ Lytle’s
Insana
Harvey
Ruby
Greenwood
Cunn
R.D
Lawrence Blotzer
Mayport
Edward Blotzer
Swissvale
Mary
Robinson + Lytle’s
Donald Eugene Barbarini
Coy Junction
H. Lammers
George Askew
Holdf the Good Shepherd
Greenwood Mer City
Showers Aid Drought Areas. Storm Impacts Across State
Storms battered the region with gusts up to 68 mph at Allentown Bethlehem Airport and half an inch of rain in 30 minutes. Power outages disrupted traffic signals in Allentown and Bethlehem. structures suffered damage as trees fell. In Philadelphia area winds reached 48 mph. hail damaged crops in Bedford County. Lightning struck a church roof in Aston Township and emergency crews searched for missing vessels near the New Jersey coast.
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Bethleheme
Allentown-Easton
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Bethlehem
Second Presbyterian
Aston Township
Pennesylvania
Germany
East
West Berlin
Vincent Romano Jr
Christopher
Joseph
Delaware
Burlington Island
New Jersey
Iron and Steel
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bedford County
Jackson Township
Columbia County
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Rockwell
Manuela Prado
Regina Patricia Wilson
Baltimore
Bucks Co
Aerospace Labor Study Unit
Nikita
Jers
NCL Hiullncl
Mary Urban
J. Donald Franklin
John William Red Nbert
Rayne Township
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Gasper
Matilda Stadtmiller Nibert
Nibert
Clara Frances Hoffman
Wennekee Hare
William L
Henning
Agriculture
U.S. Department of
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Naminson Township
Phoenix, Ariz
England
Australia
Canada
Cambria County
Johnstown
Johntown
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